Z3 is a state-of-the-art SMT (Satisfiability Modulo Theories) solver available from Microsoft Research. It is used as a logic engine in several program analysis, test-generation and verification systems. Z3 exposes a number of APIs for these applications, but is in itself a low-level tool. We discuss the design trade-offs we have faced and different ways we lower the barrier of entry to use Z3. This includes using programming language abstractions, such as quotations and LINQ (Language Integrated Query features) and exposing Z3 as a web service.
Benchmark suites are an important resource in validating performance requirements for software. Howe...
In this paper we show how state-of-the art SMT-based techniques for software verification can be emp...
An increasing number of verification tools (e.g., soft-ware model-checkers) require the use of Satis...
The area of software analysis, testing and verification is now undergoing a revolution thanks to the...
The area of software analysis, testing and verification is now undergoing a revolution thanks to the...
The Why3 IDE and verification system facilitates the use of a wide range of Satisfiability Modulo Th...
A large variety of SMT techniques and associated solvers have been developed by the formal modelling...
Formal methods are becoming increasingly important for debugging and verifying hardware and software...
The interest in solving equations and puzzles among people has increased over years, but some proble...
Satisfiability modulo theories (SMT) is a branch of automated reasoning that builds on advances in p...
On lineInternational audienceSatisfiability modulo theory (SMT) solving strategies are composed of v...
Verification of program safety is often reducible to proving the unsatisfiability (i.e., validity) o...
An increasing number of verification tools (e.g., software model-checkers) require the use of Satisf...
International audienceWhy3 is the next generation of the Why software verification platform. Why3 cl...
Many problems in nature can be represented as some kind of a satisfiability problem. Several SAT sol...
Benchmark suites are an important resource in validating performance requirements for software. Howe...
In this paper we show how state-of-the art SMT-based techniques for software verification can be emp...
An increasing number of verification tools (e.g., soft-ware model-checkers) require the use of Satis...
The area of software analysis, testing and verification is now undergoing a revolution thanks to the...
The area of software analysis, testing and verification is now undergoing a revolution thanks to the...
The Why3 IDE and verification system facilitates the use of a wide range of Satisfiability Modulo Th...
A large variety of SMT techniques and associated solvers have been developed by the formal modelling...
Formal methods are becoming increasingly important for debugging and verifying hardware and software...
The interest in solving equations and puzzles among people has increased over years, but some proble...
Satisfiability modulo theories (SMT) is a branch of automated reasoning that builds on advances in p...
On lineInternational audienceSatisfiability modulo theory (SMT) solving strategies are composed of v...
Verification of program safety is often reducible to proving the unsatisfiability (i.e., validity) o...
An increasing number of verification tools (e.g., software model-checkers) require the use of Satisf...
International audienceWhy3 is the next generation of the Why software verification platform. Why3 cl...
Many problems in nature can be represented as some kind of a satisfiability problem. Several SAT sol...
Benchmark suites are an important resource in validating performance requirements for software. Howe...
In this paper we show how state-of-the art SMT-based techniques for software verification can be emp...
An increasing number of verification tools (e.g., soft-ware model-checkers) require the use of Satis...